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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
Police Magistrates Court.

On the first call, yesterday, appeared
j. Gables, charged with disturbing
the peace. This was the noisy hood.
lum who was arrested Wednesday
night on compliant OF Major Borch-
ardt. Gables had no defence TO offer
and IS and costs was entered u psgninst
him on the judgment docket.
The next case WAS u plain drans,
Z. J. Linsey, q wearer Of tina blue, had
yielded too far to the seductive vint-
age Of corn, aud became so entirely
yielding in his limbs and disposition
that he had essayed to spend the bal
lace of his spree reclining on the
cold, cold ground. He was financial
ly embarrassed aud unable to produce
the necessary coin of the realm to
c)ver the IS and costs taxed up to him,
80 will serve the city as n day laborer
at the legal rate.
In civil procedure IN attachment
was issued against Chas. Bszsnce, ia
favor VI Birkle q Truscott and defen-
dant given until Novembe 2lst to
make answer
A warrant was issueu against the
young man OF the flowing locks
known rs "Curley," for assault and
battery, bat the arrest had not been
made ut the time this court closed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
shooting Up" the Town

Junction City Is unfortunate in the
possession Of a stormy element who
flourish in the recollections of their
deeds az bad men in the early days.
Junction always has been, ia the ma
ture Of things, somewhat VI a frontier
town, Its proximity TO the Crow reserva-
ton aud the dividing line from the
civilizing influence Of the railroad
being the Yellowstone river have
much TO do with this state of affairs.
We are not at all surprised, then, at
hearing occasionally Of some person or
persons shooting up" the town rs
was done two or three days ago.
Ranchmsn Lane came TO Junction
from Pease Bottom, with the EXPRESS
determination of having u little time
and from all accounts enjoyed him.
self hugely. A bartender, by name,
Billy Mccormick, was seized with the
infection and when both rancher and
"poison shower" were In the condition
called fighting drunk they went into
Jerry Crimmins' saloon. The row
commenced and as the rancher was
"heeled" his opponent excused him.
self until he could appropriately meet
the demand about to he made GU his
skill as a marksman. so Billy gets
bis gun, and coming back, on sight
the fusilade commences. As usual IN
III such cases no one was hit, hut tn,
bar was shattered and crest commo
ton caused among the loungers in tn
saloon. Sheriff Harris came dow
from Billings on Wednesday with wal
rants for the arrest OF the disturbin.
element and has taken them II
charge. Naturally the law abidinI
people in Junction are clamoring 70
better protection, not liking the Ide
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

The Mabry cattle company sold their
last shipment 1T q good price. On the
18th Rosenbaum Bros. and Wood
Bros report the sale Of $40 head of the
Mabry cattle, averaging l,2l6 pounds,
at 1886 per cwt.; 3i3, averaging l,ls6,
at 1886. Lee l. Rustin, 62 head, aver
Ing 1898, at 1925; is averaging LAS
atIs2.5 50, Carpenter d Robertson, l75. av.
1000, at sS.l5; so, av. 1,039 at $3.50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
District Court-Fall Term.
SIXTEENTH DAY,

Aud yet the conspiracy case against
w. Il. Golfer is unsettled. The jury
upon receiving permission to bed
themselves down at the Mcqueen
house had a ballot and II then stood s
to 4 Tor conviction. In the morning.
before being discharged, the ballot was
transposed, four only holding out for
conviction at that time. Fiiliag the
panel for a new trial was about the ex-
tent of the days work.
AS matters now stand 1t Is hardly
possible to clear the docket 1T this
term OF court. All the criminal cases
Will be disposed of, but q long civil list
is In the background.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

o being at the mercy Of any drunken
outfit that may be disposed to throw
lead about promiscuously and they
have no resident officer. either con-
stable or deputy, although a flourish
ing town Of two or three hundred in
hsbitants, and a freightiug and out
fitting point for a large section Of
country.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Rutgers Van Brunt, the New Yorker
who came out here early in the SUM
mer with f. II. Lee, is doing the west
ern end Of the Northern Pacific coun-
try. He was In Helena and Butte a
few days ago, and intended proceeding
to Spokane Falls. He will stop at
Miles City upon his return trip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

pane deer and bear. The islands
are said to be thick with this large
game and few hunters have visited
them this fall. Last year a party wss
organized to hunt over about the same
ground anc met with remarkable sue
cess, about twenty head Of deer being
killed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

"Curley," the COW boy for whom q
warrant ha. been issued on the charge
OF assault aud battery, hit the high
places after doing the battery and is
now on the range. He will return in
n day or two.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

On Monday the Hurlburt Conrad
outfit will load twenty-three cars IF
cattle al Custer. Ibe Montana cattle
company loads forty cars at Billings
TO day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

A big-gsme hunt is being organized
by A party OF local sportsmen, who
think they will be able to get started
during next week. The idea Is to
railroad TO a starting point in the
peighborhood Of Huntley and then
take to their boats, exploring oil the
the Islands between that point and
Forsyth, Of which there are many for
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
Hay for Sale.
400 tons Bluejoint hay. Address
= A. LOGAN. Bismarck, Oak.
Hay for Sale.

VIM. r.. Graham, q shining light in
the local lodge of Good Templers, wa
appointed district delegate, for eastern
Montana, by the Grand Lodge. ]. o.
G. Il. at their recent meeting in Butte.
william will level go back on the
principles of teetotal abstinence,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Charley Anderson having served
his country with commemorate zeal as
a trial juror during a week or more,
has been excused from further attend.
ance ia that capacity aud returned to
his business ut Forsyth this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

The Deutscher Fortschritt. Nerein
at a meeting held recently decided to
give a dance at their hall on Saturday
night,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Col. Gibson telegraphed 10 the OFF,
Ger here to lock up n Of the soldiers
who WAS down here on n drunk. He
was locked IN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Hoods Sar.aparilla is a purely vege.
table preparation, being free from in
furious ingredients. II Is peculiar in
its curative power.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

e. X. Merrill, deputy U. ) revenue
collector went west to Billings and
Livingston this morning, on official
business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

u. X. Atkinson, representing Noyes
Bros 4 Cutler, Wholesale dru ggists Of
st. Paul, arrived from the east this
morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Josiah Nichols, justice of the peace
for Etchetah township, arrived this
morning on court business. He is a
witness in the Brien murder trial.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Leave orders for w. X. Smiths
coal at Birkle's or Conrad's. All or
ders promptly filled.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

The New York cattle company
loaded twenty-five cars OF teers ut
Billings yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Mrs. Judge Strevell went east tc
Chicago this morning an n visit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Eighteen carloads Of cattle from
Huntley passed through ahead Of No. 2
this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

7. ]. Graham, q Rosebud stookman
accompanied by his wife, arrived this
morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
LOCAL ITEM S.

w. s. Smell came down from his
Hathaway ranch yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Three year old Kentucky whiskey
so cents n pint at Ben Smiths.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Try Monarch California canned
fruits, the finesl fruits packed, they
are delicious. J. IA. CONRAD &Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Jimmy Geddes will leave for hi
ranch on Tongue river to-day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
An Able Protector,

lfthere Is a more able, protector against the in.
cursion Of disease than loste'ter's Stomach Bit.
tiers, we have yet 10 learn Of IT, Against the peri.
odic attacks Of fever and ague 1t affords a sure de-
fense, il renews waning vitality, and counteraets
the innrmities Of age 1t prevents dyspepsia from
becoming chronic, and eventually anniniliaies il.
II rouses the liver and kidneys when dormant, and
insures a regular nabit Of body. To ths nervous IL
is Of inestimable benefit, imparting steadiness and
vigor into an enfeebled physique. Tho ieIn, deli.
cate health" is usually another name for debility
While the !Bitters are pIocurable, the weak need
never despair Of physical reinforcement, Persons
whose ayocations are sedentary and l~aborious, or
involve exposure to unfayorable climate influences
will also always dnd the Bitters an able protec'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

: ~pnrchAsf ct
elesais saetion
ullAge lots Of
ofenk
Which will en-
odsr spisndid.
heseremnasts
ptwo 10 three
upwards In
nyofth
est ausllty Of
the ~marset,of
widths, In q
l~fasbionabla
iAot, nearly al
represented
.Inthn6ofRiL-
ed ior bonnet
'ckvsa. uim.
dresses,
o, eie,eh Nc
purchase such
. these 81
Iyou will arres
ws vtfleend
Its N stamps
! 10 Atife.
New fork
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

SHILOH'S CURE will immediate
~ relieve Group, Whoopiug Cough
and BorOnchitls. For sale by w. f..
Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

10 to Bill Billiard for Best's Mi
yankee beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

Just received, New Buckwheat flour
and maple syrup.
= J. III. CONRAD & CO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
NOTICES.

"~HACKMETAC," a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25 aud 50
cents. For sale by w. l.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle OF Shiloh's Catarrah Rem.
edy, Price 80 cents. For sale by w.
j.. Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
CQtarrh Cured

Catarrh is . very prevalent disease. with dis.
tressing and offensive symptoms. Hoods sar.
s~aparilla gives ready relief and speedy cure. rs IL
punRes the blood and tones up the whole system.
81 suffered with eatarrh l5ysars. ltook Hoods
Sarsaparilla and now | am not troubled any
with catarrh. and my general health is much
better" I. W. LflLIs, Chicago, III,
II suffered with catarrh six OF eight years.
tried many wonderful cures, inhalpfs, tttY spend
mo nearly one hundred dollars without beneht.
Ifried Ulo0d'g sarsnparillA aud was greatly I'M.
proved" NJ. A. Abby, Worcester Mass.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by al drL glsts. 81 six for %. Made
only by C. LHLDD & co, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-11-18
arrival OF Trains

v, 4 West Bound. Due At Miles City ltoI IN
No !. East Bound, Due at Miles City :s : 10
TIA mail Is closed at 7:s0 o'clock, p. m.
Postoahce IL open from Q to 10, q. m, Sundays.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

burning bridge l discovered blood
upon my boots. | had fallen over
couple Of victims VITO were quite dead.
In one car | saw number OF people who
had easily flied two-thirds Of the car,
crowded with the seats and all into less
than one-thiyd OF s compartment. Not
one Of them could move. The dead and
living were jammed together in one hide
Gus msss. 4 man had been thrown up
aga .n4t TIE Roof Of the coach and his
arms in some manner had been pinned
there SO ne could not be moved. lie was
suspended from tao roof aud was suffer
irg horribly. Suddenly 8 man entered
the compartment WHO was evidently g
fellow passenger. Il looked rs i he vas
gong to the other n2n's assistance, but
| afterwards learned he bad robbed the
victim Of valuable warcl ac& $40, and
lheL went away leaving him hanging
there.
william Cowgn Of the Cottage hotel,
ClatswCr.h, was also cne Of tDeYery first
on the scene. "Wncn I C0C there the
victims | re.i we'd YES s 14e 5ronz d
featured faIlow Who sat with his legs
aud Asii his body jammcd between the
seat VII ci he had been sitting en- and
to- csl be1nd wlich hEd teIesC9ped tba
one in 'front.'. TIE upper hsl1
1f his body was s,mo I
entirely tOra away from the
lower psr', yet he lived in terrible
aE9nY. He turned MS eyes upon me and
said impl9rinGly: 'G.ge ne Z crj2k ot
water, ana then III die and be TO further
,cyl0ic'"
gsve him q drink. He swallowed i.
grseti.y anc tlc4 drew long sign aud
a.cG INSTANTLY. The people in inst car
nd been killed II ro"s just as they 80.
lie bottom G; the rear car had rushed
though it nim1st y TIE upper end 70 tEe
lev,. Il tie seats, and there tee victims
So n rows, heir lcsGs thrown back.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
rhre. sudd saps..hs.

Special 30 the Gazette. -
LoNGvGEw, TEX, Aug. 13.-Thre e
deaths occurred in this place this morn
ing, all suddenly Mr. William Await, a
prominent citIzsn OF this couuty, snd sen
of old Uncle Sd Await, the veIy first
Cumberland Pres5y erian preacher that
ever came to this state, VINO settled at
at Pine Tree, SCOUT six miles from here.
Mr.. Awaits illness was pneumCn!a Of
very short duration.
Mr.. Caarlie Griffin, one Of our most
promising young men, who lived il the
suburbs Of Lopgyiew, had been superiI-
tending some teams OF his in tie Martins
creek bottom, on the extension Of the
Sabine Valley road. He returned home
quite sick with black jeundice an5
ordered an ice-cold lemonade. After
drinking it he was tsken with 8 violent
chill from which he never recovered con-
seriousness, and died this morning, He
leaves & young vile and one child, ar
infant.
Mrs. Callihan, vile OF plsner mill
foreman, died at o'clock this morning
OF typhoid fever
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
a BIRDS NEST IN A BOTTLE.
Tno .ngulsr Rae. ptacle Chosen by PAN
Of L,nnrts for Their Homo,
New York Telegram

Of Linnrts for Cheir Homo,
New York Telegram
at may be Interesting 20 some of your
readers" says s Shields correspondent
,s6f Ns4ure, "to know of the strange re-
currence Of pair Of linnets. Last year
they selected SIS the scene Of their nsss
building and other parental operaySfs
the interior OF Mzl.tse water bottle,
hung against brick wall at the back of
TIE house OF Captain q Wood, and i1a
sort of half yard, hal garden. The b8t-
tie Is OF porous ware, ten inches high,
seven inches vide 8! It's brostest part,
which is midway between the bottom of
the neck end base, and having an upright
CONSTRUCTED meek four inches long AID
only one ana quarter inches n diameter
OF the inside.
"In this singular receptacle the birds
contenteoIy bulls, laid taeir eggs and
successfully reared their brood. This;
year, straoga 10 say, the same pair, or q
pair ideuJjceliy like them, nave Teturnsd
to the cid h.an,, deity repaired and
slightly added to the Old nest, laid tle r
eggs, and ROW hsye vigorous progeny
If i've or SIX uGfadsed yoCngs.ets How
the birds came in the first instance to Sc
lect such shelter, seeing that they could
0aly pass IN or out with folded wings, snd
by sort Of dart, snd thY TO enter the
neck from within IN this Wy must have
been g task Of considerable skill and NO
little difficulty. = q mystery"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
crs Deuce rlDyod tue u .uco with n,nls

:
AZ poker gsme dova It the Standard
Club recently. o guest VINO nat beer in.
tr9a,co, nv 1,ar-ic. V,sa-fort "a. 80
il'''' "''9
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l, ""S 10 ta'nSL Si,sshr'--! 4EIy' IlAe
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80. ''.,-4si-i W. - VI ~ "C~Is
-, nc 80, - s>o,' no .I-. IDe SatI5.
,iio -. 90" 'p.'lley II 4-oG' u IN
~ VII ~ "e','I9 Sa'2 ,'"' as3 ne uAu
-, ~ ~ 'oy'N luSo LIS po-AH'oCoG ioI more.
y aS" &c mics w. CI-isu M toqf
- - ~, 'i,',,'f - &'no uaceu'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

for now woman, il she is ex-
tremely lovely and csn get sn intro
drc'ion. is sure 10 be star IN society
for time, no matter what her position
plsy be, and whether il entities her to be
teted and made much Of by the great ones
Of the lsnd, and wishing 10 make her
reign IS successful as possible until .
brighter star arises aud eclipses her, per
mits aud encourages That loose KIND Ct
conversation thst is 50 attractive 10 many
men. This rage for beauty has been s
great bane IN London s0ciely for some
time, erd nss rightly been euurc3 q
annoyance to the younger unmarried
members Of families who hold their posi-
lion BY light, .Or ills 20 uni0GJ.cd htg /
slIp for them - feel themselves shetVed
ana neglected by the men in favor Of cDC
fashionable beauties, and some OF the
s.Ler Of then think they
can improve tb=;r position by copy
ing the Wsys. manners ant CCny1TssICn
OF these piIajiCal craft. Society mas re-
Gently advanced stage farther, ard the
beauties Of London society, whose "fgce
is their fortune" are now fudEg rivals
in successful sl0Wmen, whose merits IS
pets Of the fashionable world are aot pro-
perry appreciated in their Owr cOUn ry
This same worship ola successful show
man is IN close analogy 10 tne later and
more rotten days OF The Roman empire,
when tbs gladlstors were lle "a oEed
ones and pets CT the Romsn latics. Soci-
ETY., again, Is open to sll who have the
golden ky; and iiany aspirsnG who does
not happen 10 have autifui face, OF
10 pa . successful sho~7mau with flowing
lacks and wild ppe6rance, can judi
ciCu=Iy ct tAheN ", and is willing to
speHo pnl;mjts:sSsa1oney, his or heE sue
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
AUSTIN

Paracas sinco the First of ,he EFanth-A
Canard Our of Whole cloth, ~,
Special to the 4arette Is
AUSTIN, TN, Avg. J3-Governor
Ross is not doing mUcI pa!doniug. The
following csses have been recorded since
the first OF the morth: j. T. Foster cf
Gonzales, convicted at The jay term Of
msnsIaughter, for two years, pardon
worked by comfy Ctli:Isls aud cijizeus;
Is. 7. Hodges Of Stephens county, agra
vsted assault. f3r:y live days IN il.l, or
dered released at request Of county ell
CialE; William Smith Of Mia : county as
sGult 10 murder, two cases, seven Gad
two years, COMMITTED to seven years.
The report telegrspded ont that there
is q movement on foot 80 ct up q mass
meeting snd esk Senator + ssEan 10 resign
j. canard ont OF whole cloth NJ such
thing is known here i suca thing was
Int -uded !. has never he ONE pubic
jhe Statesman tomorrow will denodCce
i. IS a fIsnder on the peorle Of Austin
Jef i. Davidson ten years ago was
convicted Of COW THEFT in Victoria. iI5
escaped, went ~ the country, married:
end raised 8 fxmiiy Of children Lately
he was discovered snd arrested. and the
ildse and jury s~ked his parton, which
q vernon Ross has accorded.
Three e the washington county csses
were quashed in tie United States court
to DAY.
Treasury receipts 81. coo. z
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
Results of the Rage for Beauty.
London Saturday Review

a tendency OF the present Day IS the
lsxity of conversation permitted by many
ladies IN society in their male friendss'
The lstter E il is one OF very rapfd
growth, and has spread in many cases
from the married women even ~ the
girls, who think thst they can make the aei
selves IS agreeable 10 the men es taxd
successful rivals by adopting the .sasise
style and allowing the same ireeGga af
conversation. This, to great exsSf Is
attributable to the rage FOR beaaaiful
women which for some time now has
been dominant in London societE;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
MRCO Nrfra.

sWocIG. % lie NaZette.
WACO, TN, Aug. I3.-Seyer5l clips of
wool have been stored II the city.
Growers would not sell in Inc spriog,
sud are holding their clips with the hope
thai there VIII be sn advance in prices.
Wac0ites WHO are interested in cattle
properties ssY they are not msking any
money Just now. Sheep men ssY hey
have made reasonable PROFITS, but wool
is too cheap for their good ST this time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
S2DS0n.
Snrcisl 10 the Gsze.ta-

Special 10 the Gazette.
CANTON, TEX Aug. 9 Houston Rus
sell a led CT TIVE We yeats, living four
miles esst of here, sustained q serious
accident yesterday by getting his hard
caught il 8 cane mill. The thumb, fore
tlnger aoi middle finger were SIM u ated
IN order Is give the amputation Uf his
arm. lie Is in 8 critical condition.
The finest crop was raised in NaIZsp0t
this year that she has had in many years.
All small grain was excellent. n,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
4 HUSBANDS CRIME.
Re Beats and strangics His Poor wife 70
Drath

BELoIT KAN, Aug. 13.-Mrs. FLA j.
Johnson, three miles from B lott, disap
peared from her home the morning CT
August >. She was found hanging in the
timber on her husbands farm the Friday
following. An inquest w&s held and >
verdict OF suicide given on the llth. Her
husband is one OF the oldest settlers in
this county aud YVES held for her murder
on complaint Of neighbors and 3 new IL
quest held, the verdict being that she
was killed by blows inflicted by ber hus-
band and straDgulatior. lie Will be ex-
amined next Tuesday. Mrs. Johnson va,
confined il the Topeka insane asylum
years ago, returning home last Octaaer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
THE WRECK,
Tbs heard Of Railway Commissioners
Examine Several Ni'nesses-EAe
TWO Conflicting Theories.

The NeEway Officials Frirrn inTheir ocinion
That ho Bridge wss -; on Ene.
Dsad aud - ouactG ared For.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
Painless Es gulatjep,

It * no longer question OF doub.-althougH
the CONTRARY wa once beiiey5d-tnat m .iciaes
wa!ca rroIucs violent effects lle uLsGitc to
othec than desperate emergencies. In other
wo. ds, ina. super potent remedies are csIcR-
lated 10 weaken and injure the system IatAsr
tesn reform It's Irregularities. Among Elsssis
ssaes Of debilitating effect are catL&rtics s4d
StusaE1gUss w6ich copously and sb51lsIy
tFacua5e ,the bowels. Because it Goes nkESo
$his, Hqs4ttcr's temach Bit,e.s tsprsSfable
20 the 5SeS ching Gas Sof urgat,ge:! ARnless
In its ssefts, 1t Is gfiaiently 49, t99Gfnedy
;na.sl2s. Int i iEsR, and enxFes, jdssso fces,
thdHf6.pe duty tASossddJa4 he IA
by nature .ille ssI5n OF Eta IN
normal queftliea BYslss b ca kbfSfy s,inlu ftitE
effect upon the liver, IL Is emfHsMtiy cOnducive
to digestion, and contributes IN no smsil de-
grae 10 &. en- fhe hDWcle repIi2r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

Impurities Of TIE blood often cause
great snnogance4a&this season; Hooa 5
Sarsaparills pafff esshe blood and cures
all such affections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

<pesth-inlife, describes the condition
,of thoss VINO sRafSf with siek a1dTne1v-
Gus hssdsches@ Morris Csscaffifeas the
greatFemedy"te bring relief, = as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14

You can find inst what you wasn't il
low shoes st Logsas Evans & Smith.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
TIle Efsdioal Friend.

.rHpw many to-day attribute q
5 ltha condition TO the use of Mag4E
oCuhd9eebg go? aTken they sset {
rana heat Of {hsgver, kiaesys. Rs&kd
staa On, or fesIeast tenfEncy se1 Ell
ofxy fornk they resof5ko CsxdGEsu L,
aEAin sssa faithful frisse